Con 2010. Release The documentary premiered at the 2010 Screamfest Horror Film Festival on October 16, 2010, followed by a Q&A with Mick Garris, Cynthia Garris and Katt Shea. The documentary saw DVD release on October 19 by Shout! Factory. Special features include a rare 41 minute panel discussion with Anthony Perkins, Extended Interviews, Deleted Scenes, "Remembering Psycho II" featurette, "Shooting Psycho II" featurette, "The Bates Motel tour" featurette, "Catching up with Mother" featurette, "Psycho Reunion Panel", "Psycho on the Web", "Hyaena Gallery Presents: Serial Killer Inspired Art and Norman Bates in Print" featurette. The documentary is also being released on DVD and Blu-ray Disc in France on October 18, 2011. It was also released on Blu-ray Disc in Germany on February 14, 2012. Releases in other countries is yet to be decided. Critical reception The documentary has received mostly positive reviews. Staci Layne Wilson of Horror.com wrote: "Overall, I think this doc is a great way for Shout! Factory and Masi Media LLC to help us all celebrate the 50th birthday of Alfred Hitchcock's beloved Psycho". Jason Allentoff of The Psycho Movies.com wrote: "RobG's look at this film series is incredible. It's a shame Universal hasn't taken notice". Matt Fini of Dread Central.com wrote: "As far as Psycho is now concerned, we've thankfully got this documentary so that we won't forget". Mike Gencarelli of Movie Mikes wrote: "If you add the amazing feature film to these special features you have the ultimate collection for all Psycho fans". William David Lee of DVD Town.com wrote: "The retrospective may not be as in-depth as some would like, there is enough to sate the appetites of the most die-hard Psycho followers". Horror Talk.com claims "director Galluzzo does his best with a lot of fine material and keeps things moving at a decent clip, but repeat viewings will reveal the limitations that keep this from being the ultimate experience that it should be". Tyler Foster of DVD Talk.com wrote: "There are things to like, about both the feature and the extras, but I can only recommend a rental – spend your money on the new Blu-ray Disc of Psycho instead". Joe Shearer of Film Yap.com wrote: "If you're a fan of the Psycho franchise, I'd wholeheartedly recommend this DVD. If you're a classicist looking for insights on Hitchcock, I'd say you might come away from this disappointed". Some critics were disappointed with the